What you need to know about NDIS Support Coordination- Webinar replay
Recorded 15 March 2023
Support Coordination is a valuable resource for NDIS participants as it can connect you with a variety of supports to help increase capacity and achieve NDIS goals.
In this webinar we talk with our expert Kinora providers about support coordination, the different levels of support coordination that exist and what documentation might be needed to have support coordination included in your NDIS plan.
For access to more resources, as well as support, connection, and answers to your NDIS questions, become a Kinora member for free.
KEY POINTS:
- Support coordination is not automatically included in your NDIS plan. You will need to apply and request for this type of funding to be given, ideally at your first planning meeting.
- The aim of a support coordinator is to build capacity and help you understand/ coordinate your NDIS plan ultimately independently and without the help of a support coordinator.
- There are three levels of support coordination. The highest level of support coordination - level 3 or specialist support coordinators should have clinical experience
OUR FEATURED EXPERT PROVIDERS:
MY COORDINATOR: Collin has over 12 years’ experience working in the disability sector across three states (WA, NT, and VIC). He is a passionate support coordinator with a wealth of knowledge and understanding on NDIS matters.
FUTURE FOCUS: Formerly Pathways to Care, Tracey and Keeley, the owners, are passionate about delivering the best outcomes for their participants. The whole team of support coordinators at Future Focus Support Coordination are fully qualified and passionate about their role in helping NDIS participants achieve their goals.
Hop onto Kinora if you have any support coordination and NDIS questions our NDIS community, including our expert providers, are here to help.
